Court says radar not needed for speeders ruling
Ohio Supreme Court allows officer visual speed estimates to convict without radar if the officer is trained certified and experienced. Authorities say radar remains used to back up estimates and trials will still rely on credible testimony. The decision upheld Mark Jenney's 70 mph in a 60 mph case from Akron area.
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State Attorney General’s Office
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Jenney
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Michelle Banbury
Barberton
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Attorney General’s Office
Ohio Powerball winner tops Sunbury store in first Ohio tickets
Ohio Lottery confirms the sole winning Powerball ticket was sold at Sunbury's Hub Carry Out for the Wednesday draw with numbers 49 14 39 43 and 38. The Sunbury business owner calls it the day of a lifetime and the retailer will receive a $100 000 bonus. Powerball began in Ohio with tickets sold since April 16 across 42 states and territories.
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Woman sought after assault at Lorain Super Kmart
Police pursue a female suspect after an argument over a $5 coupon at the 5300 block of Leavitt Road. The incident near 4:50 p.m. left a 32-year-old victim with an 11 month old, as another shopper intervened and the attacker fled. Surveillance footage may aid the investigation.
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Lorain
Super Kmart
Leavitt Road
Storms leave thousands in the dark across Ohio
Storms with winds up to 75 mph toppled trees up to 10 inches in diameter and damaged roofs across Ohio. The National Weather Service logged widespread outages with nearly 12,000 American Electric Power customers and about 700 Duke Energy customers still without power as crews assess Franklin and Columbus area damage.
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Community business advertises contact options
Staff reports note phone numbers (440) 322-8059 (440) 322-5562 and (440) 323-1221 available for orders or inquiries. The snippet provides no additional context or names.
Toledo Couple Arrested on Terror Funding Charges
Hor Akl and Amera Akl of Toledo were arrested after an FBI informant delivered 200000 in cash for a shipment to Lebanon to aid Hezbollah. Prosecutors allege they planned to conceal up to 500000 for designated foreign terrorist support.
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Hor Aki
Amera Aki
FBI
Lebanon
Akis
Hezbollah
United States
U.S
Israel
Akls
Court withholds IDs of judges in militia case in Ohio
A federal appeals court refuses to disclose the names of judges who will decide whether five Michigan militia members stay jailed until trial. A three judge panel was picked, with identities to remain secret until arguments in Cincinnati Tuesday. Prosecutors seek continued custody amid added charges.
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Leonard Green
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
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